What is the difference today that was not applicable fifty years ago back in the 1970’s? Two very sound pieces of advice you just do not hear anymore… So the article starts badly by effectively saying “You are not Batman” but we know “You are the enemy”…īut “You are also the product” which is the key to just about every other form of abuse you will suffer “online” regardless of who or what you are.īack when computer security was mainly fronted by people wearing hats and a strap on of some kind at a handy waist level, the basic security advice boiled down to,ġ, Do not connect the computer to any kind of communications channel.Ģ, Put nothing you need to keep unknown to others on the computer. But you can be sure that many around them who shape policy are very much in this view point, some as in the inteligence agencies see themselves above the elected politicians, and that can only end in one way (bloodshed, to refresh the tree of liberty is histories prefered way of bringing it about). It may not and probably is not the elected officials with these as primary views of the electrorate. It should by now be clear, nearly all States regard their citizens as “the enemy”. If these are the only thing you have to worry about well all I csn say is you lead a very non-life. They hardly make it out of the “Level I” catagory attacker outlined in Ross Anderson’s three level model. That only applies to the bottom feeders who are basicaly little more than wanabee crooks. “If attackers find it too difficult or expensive to get your stuff, there’s a good chance they’ll simply move on to an easier target.”
From the intro to part one, and before any thing of utility gets said it’s running away from the reality of life since the start of the third decade of the 21st Century with,
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